Understanding research
By: writer, Lauren Farrar ; producer, Nimmers Stern ; made in association with Triple Threat TV
Contributors: Goralnick, Jerry; Triple Threat TV; Insight Media (Firm)
Series: CED 637 (NU course); CED 694 (NU course); EDA 637 (NU course); EDA 694 (NU course); EXC 637 (NU course); EXC 694 (NU course); ILD 680 (NU course); MAT 640 (NU course); PED 637 (NU course); PED 694 (NU course); PSY 434 (NU course); SOC 385 (NU course)
Publisher: Insight Media
Published: 2008
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Research; Evaluation; Communication in science; Technical writing; Report writing
Other titles: How to read and understand a research study
Description: "Introducing the basic components of a research study, this program examines the ways in which research studies are reported and teaches how to read and understand them. It outlines the structure of a scientific paper, defines important terms, considers the information that statistics provide about the value of a study, and shows how to evaluate the quality of information presented in a research study."--Publisher's website.
Notes: This disc is a recorded DVD and may not play on all DVD players or drives.

Originally produced in 2008; copyright held by Insight Media.

Narrator, Jerry Goralnick; Juliana Daniil, Chloe Phillips.

DVD-R.

Closed-captioned.